
What is the difference between a NeuroQuant MRI and a regular MRI scan?
Learn the difference between a NeuroQuant MRI and a regular MRI, why your healthcare provider has ordered a NeuroQuant MRI, and what the results might mean.
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The Open Upright MRI, also known as a stand-up MRI, is the only MRI scanner able to scan you in multiple positions, including sitting, standing, bending (for flexion and extension) or lying down. This unique MRI provides natural weight-bearing imaging and is helpful for your doctor to diagnose the area where you experience pain. The Open Upright MRI is open in front of you, behind you, and above you. This open design may be more comfortable for people who feel anxious or are larger in size.
Learn the difference between a NeuroQuant MRI and a regular MRI, why your healthcare provider has ordered a NeuroQuant MRI, and what the results might mean.
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